Kevin Long WOO! Okay, next sentence. I'd done Mandarin, and Japanese...hmm I'll go with a German one:
'Alles hat ein Ende, nur die Wurst hat zwei.' Arief Wibowo Wurst.. yumm Arief Wibowo [alles] [hat] one [ende], [nur] [die] Wurst [hat] two Maleen Schlüter Being a German native speaker, I'll wait a bit. Arief Wibowo I should know Alles (because it's part of the 'happy birthday' greeting in German)... I cannot remember the meaning though....... Arief Wibowo "die" should be "the"
[alles] is one [ende], [nur] the wurst (sausage) is/has two Arief Wibowo Let me guess "hat" as have or had
[alles] has one end, but the wurst (sausage) has two Victor Wåhlstrand Skärström That's a saying in Swedish as well, but I've had too many translations lately, so I'll shut it...! Maleen, it's ok if you're a native! ^^ Arief Wibowo Maleen Schlüter, what does alles gute zum geburtstag literally mean? Arief Wibowo Hmm... I am going to try the "English is Germanic so I should be able to guess by how it sounds in English" trick:
All/everything has one end, but the wurst (sausage) has two Kevin Long Yes! WELL DONE ARIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEF Arief Wibowo Yay... Back to Asia then Maleen Schlüter clever. all good (wishes) for (your) birthday, or, more helpful for you 'everything good for the birthday' Maleen Schlüter ah, too late.. Arief Wibowo Still, thanks Maleen Schlüter